It's hard for me to believe that movie was made FIFTY years ago!
Leopoldskron Castle was used for exterior shots of the VonTrapp's home In one scene the children fell into Leopoldskron Lake while canoeing. |
Here's the "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" gazebo |
Mondsee Cathedral where Maria and Captain VonTrapp married |
The Salzburg graveyard where the VonTrapps hid from the Nazis |
View of Salzburg from Hohensalzburg Fortress, 400 feet above the Salzach River |
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That is so cool! I am sooo doing this tour when I get to Salzburg one day. The temptation to do the dance in the gazebo along the benches would be very strong :-)
ReplyDeleteThat thought crossed my mind too. Unfortunately, the gazebo was locked!
DeleteGorgeous photos! And yes, it is hard to believe 50 years have flown by since that movie....time has not broken the spell the movie had on us, however. Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteI was crazy about SofM from the time that our choir did a SofM concert when I was way, way back in fifth grade.
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I've heard that some movie theaters feature Sound of Music sing-alongs. Wouldn't that be fun?
DeleteHow great. I know so many people who have done this tour- everyone loves it. Perhaps I'll get to Salzburg one day too....
ReplyDeleteThe city and surrounding area are definitely worth a visit. We spent several days there.
DeleteIt looks wonderful! The guys missed out!
ReplyDeleteI'd have LOVED that tour, no matter how schmaltzy! Schmaltz is one of my favorite things!
ReplyDeleteMine too! I loved the E.T. ride at Universal Studios, even though the men in our group called it "lame."
DeleteExquisite pictures, I love this exquisite place !!
ReplyDeleteI went to Salzburg with my mom in 1988 and loved it! The thing I remember is that the gazebo was so much smaller than I expected!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the architecture :)
ReplyDeleteSo do I. A lovely town.
DeleteWhat a great trip! What fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a memorable tour of the movie setting. Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteIt was a lot of fun, especially since I shared it with my daughter-in-law.
DeleteAmazing views. I was there 4 years back and I too had a memorable experience. Great pics, they took me there again. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy SS!
Nice photos! You have a sure hand with the camera.
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing your shots of the settings for the Sound of Music. My church recently had a singalong showing of the film.
ReplyDeleteSchmaltzy or not, the photos are grand:) I would love to do that one day!
ReplyDeleteIt sure was fun!
DeleteGreat series of photos -- love the aerial view in the bottom one.
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